Wind ripped this gable open two-and-a-half stories up — siding gone, the foam sheathing behind it punctured, gutter bent. We wrapped it fresh, worked in new panels to match, and straightened the gutter line. Storm damage doesn't always mean a whole new wall — sometimes it just needs someone willing to climb.
Three extension ladders set against the tall gable while a crew member installs new vinyl siding over fresh house wrapThe wind damage up close: torn siding, punctured foam sheathing, and a bent gutter above the porch roofThe damaged band stripped of siding panels — house wrap and brick exposed across the gable while the new panels wait belowOverhead drone view of the home's gray shingle roof and white flat-roof section on inspection dayCrew member on an extension ladder fitting a replacement siding panel high on the gableStorm-torn vinyl siding panel ripped open and hanging off the wallImpact hole punched clean through the siding and foam sheathing with insulation showingPanel removed to reveal the punctured foam sheathing board behind the damaged sidingThree ladders on the stripped wall band with new siding panels staged and a crew member climbingInstaller nailing a new siding course over the fresh house wrap patchThe nearly finished wall with the installer on the ladder working the final courses
